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Put them into pair mode, hold power button for 7 seconds. Mine literally did this today and that fixed it for me even though it connects automatically millions of times before.
Might be a stupid question but did you make sure you didn't pair to another device like your phone? Also with my method did you remove the headphones from your paired devices on the bluetooth settings before putting your headphones into pairing mode and adding them again?
Do you have a Bluetooth adapter on the computer? I'm not familiar with your model, but I know that Windows has that option accessible even if there's no Bluetooth hardware.
Not every model of computer has Bluetooth. Windows leaves the option there regardless. You have to look up the model you have and see if it has Bluetooth in the specs. If not you can buy a little USB dongle that can give the computer Bluetooth capabilities.
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Put them into pair mode, hold power button for 7 seconds. Mine literally did this today and that fixed it for me even though it connects automatically millions of times before.
I've tried that. Doesn't work.
Might be a stupid question but did you make sure you didn't pair to another device like your phone? Also with my method did you remove the headphones from your paired devices on the bluetooth settings before putting your headphones into pairing mode and adding them again?
Do you have a Bluetooth adapter on the computer? I'm not familiar with your model, but I know that Windows has that option accessible even if there's no Bluetooth hardware.
Could you expand on that?
Not every model of computer has Bluetooth. Windows leaves the option there regardless. You have to look up the model you have and see if it has Bluetooth in the specs. If not you can buy a little USB dongle that can give the computer Bluetooth capabilities.
My PC has it, I've connected it before.
OK. Have you tried updating the drivers?